Stem cell research could expand clinical use of regenerative human cells

The following is an edited excerpt.

New research has uncovered a method to produce retinal cells from regenerative human stem cells without the use of animal products, proteins or other foreign substances, which historically have limited the application of stem cells to treat disease and other human developmental disorders.

Read the full press release here: Stem cell research could expand clinical use of regenerative human cells

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